Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 90360
use OOo "no perspective" for Excel "perspective 0.1°"
Last modified: 2017-05-20 11:42:12 UTC
This is a follow up to issue 72994. I'll attach an Excel file which contains two charts and beneath them pictures of the charts that show how they look in Excel 2007. Open the file in OOo2.4.1. Besides gaps in the grid, you can notice that the vertical lines have stairs, which makes the columns and grids ugly. Open 3d View and disable perspective. Now the vertical lines are OK. Excel has no setting for "no perspective" and you cannot set the perspective to 0° but the smallest value is 0.1°. Although this settings are missing, the vertical lines in Excel have no stairs. It seems that Excel uses 0.1° as synonym for "no perspective". Because the setting "no perspective" gives better charts in OOo than setting "0.1°" is should be used in import for such charts. I haven't got an OOo3.0m15, therefore cannot test it there.
Created attachment 54236 [details] testcases for perspective setting
Created attachment 54237 [details] same in Excel 2007 file format
@DR: I think its your turn.
started note that Excel mesaures perspective in percent, not degrees, this is an UI bug in Excel :-)
fixed in CWS DEV300/dr67 both filters fixed: XLSX and XLS
back to QA
verified in internal build cws_dr67
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Sorry this issue was wrongly closed. This issue will be reopened automatically. And will be set after that back to fixed/verified.
Set to state 'fixed'.
Set back to state 'verified/fixed'. Again. Sorry for the mass of mails.